Representative Players
SUFC has the proud tradition of producing representative players and they have all contributed significantly to the Club both on and off the field as players and mentors.
SUFC has the proud tradition of producing representative players. The Club has produced 111 Australian Representatives, of which 91 are Wallabies and between them they have played 879 test matches. Our most recent Wallaby is Nick Phipps, who played against Russia in the 2011 Rugby World Cup. SUFC have 5 members in the Australian 30 man Wallaby squad for the 2011 Rugby World Cup, more than any other club in Australia.
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Super Rugby
The Club will see a number of its stars participate in the 2012 Super Rugby competition.
NSW Waratahs
Berrick Barnes, Tom Carter, David Dennis, Bernard Foley, Daniel Halangahu, Tom Kingston, Patrick McCutcheon, Dean Mumm, Paddy Ryan, Jeremy Tilse and Dan Vickerman.
Extended Playing Squad - Nathan Trist.
Brumbies
Sam Carter and Jerry Yanuyanutawa.
Western Force
Nathan Charles, Alfie Mafi and Ben McCalman.
Melbourne Rebels
Al Campbell, Tim Davidson, Julian Huxley, Mitch Inman, Nick Phipps, Lachie Mitchell and Laurie Weeks.
Extended Playing Squad - Nic Stirzaker.Australian Sevens
SUFC players have dominated the recent team selections for the Australian Sevens team. The Club had four players participate in the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games were the team collected at Silver Medal – Bernard Foley, Ed Jenkins, Pat McCutcheon (c) and Nick Phipps. In the 2010/2011 Sevens World Series Australian squad SUFC is represented by seven players - Trent Dyer, Bernard Foley (c), Michael Hodge, Greg Jeloudev, Ed Jenkins (vc), Nick Phipps and Jacob Taylor.
Wallabies and Australian representatives 1899-2011
